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fandomtownies2019-09-11 11:27 am
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Devil's Nest - Wednesday
Jack rocked on into work wearing a green tree boa around her shoulders - and promptly stopped and stared. The DJ was playing a punk cover of Margaritaville. It.. wasn't completely awful? She shot Tiny a look. Tiny shrugged and threw her the keys and off she went to do inventory. Tucked it into the register and leaned on the bar. "He has more songs than this, right?" she muttered out of the corner of her mouth. Tiny shrugged.
It was going to be a long night if he didn't.
[Devil's Nest is Open! OCD is up!]
It was going to be a long night if he didn't.
[Devil's Nest is Open! OCD is up!]

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Fjord was, in fact, inconveniently a snake today, content to rest comfortably on Jack's shoulders. They were warm, and Fjord was a snake of few needs, really. Though the music for the night was throwing up some weird-ass vibrations that got his little snakey senses somewhat confused, and so he was looking up, after a few minutes, and attempting to puzzle out what the hell it was they were listening to, here.
Life was confusing for an emerald tree boa, apparently.
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The boa was not getting offered adult beverages. He wouldn't drink coffee, she wasn't gonna waste booze trying. Jack was occasionally reaching up to boop him gently on top of his head, though, because that's what one does while one is wearing a snake.
The music was confusing even if you were human-shaped.
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Which was, after a few of those, he was trying to see how much ground a snake could cover when he wasn't really trying to get anywhere but still felt it was important to move. Fjord was now more or less slithering a casual few laps around Jack's shoulders. Adjusting. Not that any one position was exactly uncomfortable when you were a limbless tube.
Look, life without thumbs was not exactly full of excitement. He entertained himself however he could.
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Which made it real fuckin' awkward a few moments later, when he was no longer a snake, naked as a jaybird and falling backwards to the floor, what with the way he was clinging for dear life as he went.
"SHIT."
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Enough swearing to blister the paint happened and Jack struggled into a sitting position, stripping off the t-shirt she had on over her tank and handing it to him, as if something that would fit her would even go over his head. It was an impromptu modesty drape until she could get to the clean bar towels.
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Jack was not the only one swearing up a blue streak, if that "Shit, fuck, balls, ass," litany coming from Fjord's mouth was any indication.
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... Hell, this was definitely A Look, wasn't it.
"Don't suppose you got any more of these sacks?"
He could just be a large green disaster man decked out in plastic from top to bottom.
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"Fuck if I know the shit you learn on a ship," Jack said with a shrug. "We got a whole roll of 'em." So she was nice and got him another, handing it over. "What are you gonna do, put two more holes in it and use it as trousers?"
.. Not the worst idea in the world.
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Over his pants.
He missed his pants.
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Jack shrugged, "Couldn't look stranger than half the shit people regularly wear around this place. I doubt anyone'd look twice." She tilted her head, "You okay? That was a hell of a fall, Fjord."
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It would probably sound more like he paranoid ramblings of an unsound mind if not for the fact that he was sitting there wearing garbage bags because he'd been a snake a minute before.
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"It's out to get everyone," Jack said, "So you're in good company at least. Could be worse, buddy. Could've popped back from snakesville and startled a gremlin."
She grabbed the whiskey and poured him a double, because he looked like he needed it.
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At least this way if he was bitten by a gremlin on the way home, he'd be clothed.
Ish.
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"You're welcome," Jack smirked, handing him the whiskey, "Drink up, fortify yourself. Be thankful people-turning-back-from-animals is so common that nobody blinks or ogles much."
Another grin, "You're a pretty snake, buddy."
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Snakes were, by and large, pretty okay. Probably.
Fjord wasn't much of an animal person. Fjord also had no idea what to do with a compliment, nine times out of ten.
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"Sand boas are pretty fuckin' ugly," Jack replied, "It's all subjective. Clearly they're attractive to one another or there wouldn't be any of 'em. Their scales are nice, it's just their faces that are fucked up."
She liked snakes. Especially the venomous ones.
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... Well. There was one that really counted...
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"Are there snakes out at sea?" Jack asked curiously, "I know some constrictors like their swamps and rivers but I hadn't heard of salt water snakes. That'd be a thing, wouldn't it?"
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Throw some axes!
Back office.
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